Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-10-21
PERSONALS

uiHS.
Mr. and Mrs WILLIAM TO-
BRIEN, of Adair, were in Kirksville,
Friday.
Miss CARRIE Huston, of La
Plata is visiting Miss Lizzie Davis
this week.
Francis BILLINGS, of Wilson,
made the Graphic office a business
call Monday.
Mrs. S. I. FURRow, of Kansas
City, is visiting relatives end
friends in Kirksville.
DIR. ]. B. MITCHELL, is attend
ing the Presbyterian Synod at
Sarcoxie, Mo-, this week.
SAMUEL HAMILTON, of Wilson
township was in town Wednesday
and called at the GRAPHIC office.
MISSES. AGNES and MAMMIE
WILLIAMS of Moberly are the
guest of Mrs. t. j. Dockery.
Mas. MAGGIE LEE, of Utica, Pa,
is visiting the family of her father,
}. Ii. Uber of Clay township.
Mrs I. W TEMPLE, of Cooks
Mills, Ills, is visiting her sister,
Mrs, W. j. Martin, of Brashear.
Mrs. R. B. McNALLY, of New
York city is spending a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. George
Cumming.
Mrs. B. W. Mccoy, went to
Clarence Tuesday to be present at
the marriage of her brother, which
took place Wednesday evening.
Miss ALLIE UpDYKE, one of
Glenwood's popular teachers spent
Sa turday and Sunday in town
gre citing her many friends here.
S. J. MILLER is again able to
sit up and talk horse, which is his
favorite topic, and will be able to
be about his business again in a
few days.
Fl. NJ. SHEEKs is decidedly bet
ter, and there is now every pros
pect for speedy recovery. His
many friends will be glad to know
this.
Rev. E. RoszELL, will preach
at Wesley Chapel, four miles
northeast of town, next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock.
n. o. MINEAR's store at Willard
was broken into Thursday night
of last week and robbed of goods
to the amount of $3.50.
B. S. AMBLER, salesman for the
Walker Dry Goo DIS Co., of
st. Louis was in town! Wednesday
looking after his trade.
WILLIAM SANGsrER Jr., and
wife, were callers at the GRAPHIC
Office Monday, and another name
was added to the GRAPHIC family
Fl. A, MILLER, with Colt & Co.,
dealers in paint, and painters
supplies, Chicago, made the
GRAPHIC office business call
Friday.
SAMUEL RUSSELL, left for Moul.
ton, To-, Monday morning and will
spend two or three weeks in bust
ness connected with his ranch and
attending to the fall sales.
r. A. HoLToN, of McDonough
county, Ills, who has been visiting
his nephew J. II. Holton, of this
place, for the past six weeks. re-
turned home Wednesday morning
Miss BESSIE DUFF1FLD, has ac-
cepted the position of head sales
ady in one of the leading dry
goods stores of Chillicothe, and
left yesterday morning to take
charge of her position.
Mrs. THOMAS EDMoNDs, and
sister, Miss MoLLIE WILKES,
returned from a five weeks
sojourn at Castill1an Springs
Tenn, Thursday evening of last
| week.
Mr.. S. Y. Parks, of that energet.
ie little town in Schuyler county
known as Energy, brought to this
Office, Monday a very fine sample
of turnips, the heaviest weighing
Fl We pounds.
L. W. Campbell of. Novinger,
has for sale eight four-year-old
steers that Will average about
400 lbs. He wants 3 cents pc,
pound for them. There are about
two car loads for sale in his i'm.
mediate neighborhood.
j. W. PARCELS and NJ. [
Billick went to Moulton, To-, Mon.
day to visit the fine sheep ranch
of Samuel Russell. They made 6
number of purchases, which will
prove valuable additions to the
fine herds which they already
possess.
i Mr.. J. Fl. NAPIER, who ha:
been night operator at this point
for some time left for Kansa: